Acquire Judgment Recovery Desk
For Attorneys With Dormant Judgment Files
Some clients win judgments but don't want to keep spending fees to pursue collection. Acquire Judgment Recovery Desk may review dormant judgment files and determine whether there is a lawful purchase, assignment, recovery, or referral path.
Submit a Judgment File for ReviewHow We Work With Attorneys
Attorneys often hold judgment files where the client has stopped pursuing collection — the judgment was obtained, some collection was attempted, but the client did not want to continue spending on hourly fees, court costs, or enforcement efforts. Those files sit. Some of those judgments may still have significant recoverable value.
We review dormant judgment files with proper client authorization, respect for the attorney-client relationship, and full compliance with applicable laws and ethical rules.
Our Commitment to Attorneys
We respect attorney-client relationships
We do not contact your client without your authorization. We do not interfere with your representation. We review files only with proper consent.
We do not provide legal advice
We are not a law firm. We do not give legal opinions, interpret statutes, or advise on litigation strategy. We evaluate judgment files as assets.
We can purchase or package certain judgment assets
If a judgment is enforceable and the debtor is collectible, we may make a purchase offer or propose an assignment and recovery structure. The client receives value without further legal spend.
Attorney involvement may be required
Some recovery paths require attorney involvement — domestication, renewal, writs, garnishment, or debtor exams. We can refer to qualified counsel when needed.
No guaranteed recovery
We do not promise collection or guaranteed outcomes. We review each file honestly and tell you what we find.
File Types Attorneys Commonly Refer
Authorization Required
We review judgment files only with proper authorization from the judgment creditor or their authorized representative. For attorney-referred files, we require client consent consistent with applicable Rules of Professional Conduct. We are happy to provide a form of authorization or work with your firm's existing consent process.